Planes

On the data. Two films, one short, and a third that got as far as a release date before dying. The relationship with Cars is the thing worth being precise about. Planes is set in the same world and is a spin-off of it, but it was made by DisneyToon Studios rather than Pixar. John Lasseter created the concept and was executive producer, which is the Pixar connection and is a personnel one rather than a production credit. The clearest evidence for the shared world is that it reuses Skipper and Sparky from the Cars Toons short Air Mater, with the same actors. What does not exist, as far as we could find, is any official statement declaring Planes canon to Cars, so it is described here as a spin-off branch rather than as Cars films four and five. Calling Planes a Pixar film is the single most common error about it, and calling it Cars 3 is the second. The sequel's on-screen title is Planes: Fire & Rescue; it is never numbered. The third film was real enough to have a title, Beyond the Sky, a premise about the future of aviation in space, and a release date of 12 April 2019. It was pulled from the schedule in March 2018 and DisneyToon Studios shut down in June 2018, which ended it. It is not in development and nothing is listed for it.

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